Very interesting, arresting, and haunting images of Turin Artist Davide De Agostini. Full gallery here.
One of my favorite genius Flamenco guitar musicians, is Ottmar Liebert who has re-Posted Winter Rose, on his site and it’s FANTASTIC!
From his website:
“Ottmar breathes new life into holiday favorites with sensitive, even haunting, arrangements of O Little Town of Bethlehem and O Holy Night. The CD also includes fresh interpretations of classical music, including Fauré’s Pavane and Les Roses D’Isphahan and Tchaikovsky’s Le Café from The Nutcracker. But perhaps the greatest delight are the six new songs written by Liebert especially for “Winter Rose,” including Westcoast, The Longest Night, Kora/River of Stars, and A Sweet Persimmon. Each captures the essence of the season. The result is an album that is both familiar and inventive, heartwarming and evocative.”
Do yourself a big favor and go here and listen particularly to Track #4 “le Cafe,” a sample of it is included in this Flickr video from BY-YOUR-⌘:
:: Go!
Love her voice! and this rendition is amazing.
:: Update: You MUST click on the 4AD version in the sidebar that I collected after posting this version, mesmerizing!
Three days to go!
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South Lake Tahoe 96150
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Great Lineup!
Bassnectar • Pretty Lights • Thievery Corporation • The Glitch Mob •
Childish Gambino • A-Trak • Theophilus London • Big Gigantic • DATSIK • Porter Robinson • YACHT • Dilated Peoples • Figure • Paper Diamond • Dillon Francis • Emancipator • Tipper • Fishbone • STAR SLINGER • Madeon • GIVERS •
Blockhead • KRADDY • Eliot Lipp • ANTISERUM • Two Fresh • Plastic Plates • RUN DMT • The M Machine • American Royalty • Mansions on the Moon • NastyNasty • Mux Mool • HeYoKa • HOTTUB • ill-esha • Phutureprimitive • Samples • B. Bravo • Govinda • R-D • Robotic Pirate Monkey • Satellites • Sorry for Partying • Dr. Israel • Afrolicious • Stephan Jacobs • Russ Liquid • Con Bro Chill
Just ran across these amazing black & white photo portraits by Erwin Olaf of the Dutch National Ballet celebrating their 50th Anniversary.
:: Erwin Olaf :: Homotography
“Becoming an artist means you lose the fear of what others think of you. You realize that what people think of you is far less important than what you have to express and to share”